Wi-Fi routers, Android phones, iOS devices, Apple computers, Windows computers, Linux computers — all of them.
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Today,…Read more ReadQuantum computers are computers that solve problems based on an entirely different architecture from regular computers.
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And they didn't think it likely that quantum computers will fully replace classical computers—instead, they're meant to augment classical computers.
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These new kinds of computers use an entirely different architecture than regular computers, and can theoretically solve problems that regular computers struggle with.
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These computers could theoretically solve problems too complex for classical computers.
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China has the most computers on the list — at 206 computers.
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"We're trying to train our kids to be better computers, but our kids will never be better computers than computers," Dr. Hirsh-Pasek said.
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Keyboards, of course, are a key component of computers, including laptop computers.
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This sometimes lets quantum computers explore possibilities more quickly than normal computers.
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Now it&aposs all computers, and liquid and computers do not fit.
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Google's conventional computers may have outed the work of its quantum computers.
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IBM proposes alternative milestones: quantum computers which use a fraction of the memory required by classical computers, and quantum computers which can do tasks that are not possible for classical computers to do even within thousands of years.
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"You can infect computers that aren't patched, and then you can grab the passwords from those computers to infect other computers that are patched," Delpy says.
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We live with multiple screens — cell phones, desktop computers, laptop computers and tablets.
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The flight-control computers have roughly the processing power of 1990s home computers.
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We've designed our workspaces around computers, instead of designing the computers around us.
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From there, NotPetya infected computers across the networks those computers were attached to.
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After all, the defining trajectory of artificial intelligence is toward computers that behave as humans, and, following from that, computers that we may not recognize as computers.
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It was built around computers, and computers were slumping—and not just at Apple.
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Quantum computers, unlike traditional computers, don't work on a simple on or off switch.
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Nor can quantum computers rely on the error-correction techniques that classical computers use.
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The result does not elevate quantum computers over classical computers in any practical sense.
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That's because touch-centric computers are how a lot of kids interact with computers.
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The artists who work there work with computers; the architects are trained on computers.
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But some of the new, smaller computers are even smaller-er than other smaller computers.
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" (Page 31)On computers: "You know why computers will never take the place of people?
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Those kinds of images can bring computers, even today's really fast computers, to their knees.
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We describe them as though they were computers, but they were not designed as computers.
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And if they're computers, how fast do they have to be to be useful computers?
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That included radios, hand-held gaming devices, laptop computers and eventually smartphones and wearable computers.
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Count 11 charges two defendants for a separate conspiracy to access computers without authorization and to damage those computers in connection with efforts to infiltrate computers used to administer elections.
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The trouble is, it's unclear what tasks quantum computers can definitively perform better than regular computers.
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Classical computers, as he deemed what everyone else just called computers, were insufficient to the task.
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In fact, quantum computers require classical computers to support their specialized abilities, such as systems optimization.
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Dell was still selling computers, but computers alone just weren't enough for the company to survive.
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NSO's computers have systems in place to stop employees attaching external storage devices to company computers.
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You're reading Processor, a newsletter about computers, but "computers" defined very broadly and with a wink.
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Quantum computers promise to be orders of magnitude faster than the traditional computers we use today.
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The digital computers of today will eventually give way to new, more advanced computers of tomorrow.
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Two defendants were charged with "separate conspiracy to access computers without authorization, and to cause damage to those computers, in connection with efforts to infiltrate computers used to conduct elections," Rosenstein said.
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Quantum computers are in their very early days, comparable to the vacuum-tube era of regular computers.
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These are the operations of quantum computers, also called logic gates as they are in classical computers.
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Computers started as professional gear, but the pocket computers we call smartphones are very much personal devices.
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At the same time, quantum computer scientists aren't just trying to beat classical computers simulating quantum computers.
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In theory, computational tasks could be carried out exponentially faster by quantum computers than by traditional computers.
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Instead of bits, which today's computers use to process information, quantum computers use quantum bits, or qubits.
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Quantum computers are basically just computers built on a different architecture than the bits you're familiar with.
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It's perfect for shared computers, or even just personal computers in the event they're ever lost or stolen.
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Eventually, the experts say, we'll land at true artificial intelligence, where computers are smart enough to train computers.
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There is this idea that quantum computers should be able to perform calculations much faster than regular computers.
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For one, theoretical computer scientists already knew that quantum computers can solve any problems that classical computers can.
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Humans being beaten or replaced by computers is a much more popular theme than computers making humans better.
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"We need to ask ourselves not only what computers can do but what computers should do," he said.
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Christopher Chaney pleaded guilty to accessing protected computers without authorization, damaging protected computers, wiretapping and aggravated identity theft.
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Quantum computers leverage the bizarre science of quantum mechanics to solve certain complex problems faster than traditional computers.
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Perhaps "robot" is a bit extreme, but his company Neuralink is connecting humans and computers through brain-computer interfaces (BCI), devices that allow the brain to control computers and computers to partially control the brain.
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In a 280 article in Computers and Automation titled "Two Electronic Computers Share a Single Problem," the fact that the computers shared differing capability levels, a fundamental feature of modern cloud computing, was played up.
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While this technology is nascent, quantum computers have a lot of potential to solve problems that classical computers can't.
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Quantum computers are nascent computer processors that promise to solve problems that are difficult or impossible for today's computers.
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These computers are faster than the ones in PC bangs, KT Rolster has a team who assembled their computers.
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This happened in the early 2000s as the PC industry made the shift from desktop computers to laptop computers.
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He bought 200 computers but his business went bust so I was able to just play with his computers.
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The computer age The next evolution was the introduction of computers and, later, personal computers (in the mid-1980s).
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Other methods include keyloggers, which record the keystrokes of infected computers, and malware that erases information from compromised computers.
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Quantum computers, broadly, are computers that use "qubits," or quantum bits, instead of regular bits, to do their calculations.
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There is evidence but not incontrovertible proof that these computers can beat classical computers trying to solve similar problems.
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Today's encryption systems typically involve factoring large numbers, and quantum computers can do that much faster than regular computers.
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Quantum computers will not replace classical computers, we're going to have both, because they're designed to do different things.
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The other wants to make it searchable, algorithmically matching queries with the point-missing obstinacy that makes computers computers.
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Computers, which Searle must have envisioned as non-networked computers of the Commodore era, can only simulate these dynamics.
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Using classical computers to verify quantum supremacy is only possible when quantum computers are around 50 qubits or less.
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But Raz and Tal's paper demonstrates that quantum and classical computers really are a category apart—that even in a world where classical computers succeed beyond all realistic dreams, quantum computers would still stand beyond them.
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Many of the parts in some Chinese computers come from American or Korean companies; it may be difficult to fully replace foreign-made computers and parts with Chinese-made computers and parts by the 2022 deadline.
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But in summary, the NISQ era is simply an age where clunky quantum computers do things that classical computers can't.
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"From time to time, yes, we have their code directly from their computers, from the developers' computers," Kaspersky told Reuters.
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"In chess, the best players are not computers nor humans but humans working with computers," Collison offered as an analogy.
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Last month, a ransomware called WannaCry seized computers and demanded Bitcoin from users, infecting computers in more than 100 countries.
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Woz and Jobs were participants in a hobbyist group that were taking business computers to scale down to personal computers.
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IP addresses, which are identifiers associated with computers or networks of computers connected to the internet, commonly identify individual properties.
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Around the same time they also proved that quantum computers can solve all the problems that classical computers can solve.
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Quantum computers, which are based on different mathematics than classical computers, do not promise P solutions to every NP problem.
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Quantum computers have special properties that allow them to solve problems exponentially faster than even the most powerful computers today.
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Today, quantum computers are still in their early stages and not yet more capable than the most powerful traditional computers.
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Rather, they are alternative ways of programming computers, using vast amounts of data to train computers to perform a task.
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Through advances in computing whose rate of acceleration Moore's Law describes, faster computers are being used to design faster computers.
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Mr. Tillerson made clear on Tuesday that he wants to increase spending on computers, saying the department's computers are woeful.
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Using computers to analyze designs allows us to make much more complicated systems than before, when computers weren't as powerful.
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Microsoft is one of many companies trying to build quantum computers capable of processing exponentially more information than traditional computers.
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Lenovo computers are, indeed, Chinese, but the majority of the most critical components that run Lenovo computers are foreign-made.
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None of our stuff works without the assistance of computers, and none of those computers work if they get hacked.
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While America's ARPANET program was creating a forerunner to today's internet by networking military and academic computers with funding from the Department of Defense, Canada wanted to build its own nationwide system of networked computers that linked the country's most powerful research computers—based at various universities—with the personal computers of casual users.
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While engineers labor to build rudimentary quantum computers, theoretical computer scientists have confronted a more fundamental obstacle: They've been unable to prove that classical computers will never be able to perform the tasks quantum computers are designed for.
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Because those computers can use top-of-the-line graphics cards that aren't compatible with the iMac Pro or the 25.1-and-onward Mac Pro, these modded computers are crushing the benchmarks of even brand new new computers.
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And indeed, the prototype quantum computers of the late 1990s indirectly led to the quantum computers built by Google and IBM.
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In other words, Ivanka says watching kids use computers "drove home" how important it is that we teach kids about computers.
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Computers inched closer toward their quantum futureQuantum computers are a long way away from impacting your life in a meaningful way.
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For the first time, an international team of researchers has proven that quantum computers offer a computational advantage over classical computers.
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Quantum computers will perform certain tasks much more efficiently than classical computers, providing us with a new tool for specific applications.
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Some researchers have devised mathematical proofs of cases where quantum computers are always better than classical computers running the same algorithm.
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But just because these things are little computers doesn't mean that they should advance in the ways computers have historically advanced.
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DDoS attacks traditionally hijack thousands of computers to create large, coordinated attacks using a network of attacking computers called a botnet.
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Unlike normal computers (which are binary, either 1 or 0), quantum computers could be either or both at the same time.
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Now that phones are computers, they're getting filled with the same kind of garbage that PC makers often put on computers.
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This property, known as superposition, means that large-scale quantum computers will have vastly more information-processing power than classical computers.
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The campaign faced some criticism by ad experts for failing to pick out Apple computers specifically, rather than computers in general.
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We'd talk to our computers "Blade Runner" showed us that one day we would tell computers to do what we wanted.
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Within five years, the company predicts, the tech industry will discover the first mainstream application of quantum computers alongside classical computers.
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Everything pertaining to the car's performance that can be tracked and measured by computers is, well, tracked and measured by computers.
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They seized 33 hard drives, 28 Mac mini computers, and dozens of other assorted tablets, computers, phones, thumb drives, and equipment.
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You could access it from certain computers, which were scattered throughout the ordinary landscape and looked no different from regular computers.
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There are algorithms that quantum computers might process better than classical computers, yet writers typically fall back on the same couple when we try to explain why these computers will one day be useful outside of a physics lab.
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If Check Point's larger estimates are correct, the number of infected computers would dwarf the WannaCry ransomware attack, which was estimated to have infected 200,000 computers, and the Mirai botnet, which at one point infected half a million computers.
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Quantum computers are devices meant to perform calculations the way that traditional computers do, but with a different set of ground rules.
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There are far more mobile phones in the world than desktop computers, and the pace of development for computers has slowed accordingly.
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The commercials put these two computers in direct conversation with each other (quite literally) and highlighted different features of Mac computers (e.g.
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There are affordable computers, there are cheap computers and then there's the Endless Mini, which is available for as little as $79.
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The other addresses performance metrics and performance benchmarking to enable measurement of quantum computers' performance against classical computers and, ultimately, each other.
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The real differences with these computers will be felt once we've gotten a chance to use these computers in an everyday scenario.
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One is that those who created the modern world of computers did not have powerful computers to help them in their task.
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Buying thousands of computers wouldn't be economical, however, so hackers deploy malware to infect random computers that are connected to the internet.
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My only concern is getting their computers fixed so that I don't have to hear them caterwauling about needing their computers fixed.
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Many video editors reportedly disable a specific setting on their Mac computers to connect specialized audio and video hardware to their computers.
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Botnets are networks of "zombie" computers infected with viruses that force them to forward transmissions to other computers without their owners' knowledge.
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It hasn't happened yet, but Wootton devised a game to benchmark quantum computers against each other and against classical computers, called Quantum Awesomeness.
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Then, there are still errors in these computers' ability to read the final answer, and questions about how to scale quantum computers up.
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Fortunately, it's now possible to pack high-performance GPUs into embedded computers (small computers that interact in real-time with an environment, generally).
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Microsoft released a patch for that vulnerability on March 14, but if no one's updated their computers since then, those computers remain vulnerable.
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Using computers to sniff out other computers may yet tell us fascinating things about the delicate membrane between thoughts and the written word.
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We have, say, planets, and computers we use to anticipate what planets will do, but we do not have fancy planets inside computers.
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Doing this protects your computers from the often vulnerable IoT devices and your IoT devices from your computers, in case they become infected.
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And the more common computers became in the 1960s, the more science fiction worried that we might all eventually turn into computers ourselves.
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The inputs to the computers are microwave pulses that manipulates the particles creating a signal that is then interpreted by the computers' operators.
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Kano computers come with the Kano OS, another Linux variation (and one that can also be used on stand-alone Raspberry Pi computers).
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Quantum computers are completely different than classical computers in their design and they are capable of doing things we've never even dreamed of.
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Dell's Alienware brand offers some of the best gaming computers around, but even the Dell-branded gaming computers have a lot to offer.
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The results of the test are automatically sent to Northwell's laboratory computers, and the information is sent to doctors' computers in their offices.
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No company has yet experimentally demonstrated that quantum computers can beat classical computers at anything, though they're trying and may do so soon.
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Some preferred to cast as wide a net as possible, using networks of compromised computers called botnets to infect many computers at once.
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Google and others are working on quantum computers because they promise to make trivial certain problems that take impractically long on conventional computers.
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"Human beings can probably do anything computers can do, but not at the speed and scale that computers can achieve," said Ms. Altintas.
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At the time, people wanted to buy Windows computers in part because they were compatible with other Windows computers that were already ubiquitous.
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Evangelists say quantum algorithms running on quantum computers will be able to factor large numbers in a fraction of the time of regular computers, or precisely and efficiently simulate the interactions between atoms, allowing computers to dream up new physical materials or molecules.
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If somebody instigated a DDoS attack using many zombie computers (infected computers that are being remotely controlled by a hacker without the users' knowledge and consent), the AGN provider will prevent those computers from accessing the network until the virus is removed.
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Unlike traditional computers, which process information in binary bits, quantum computers exploit the ability of quantum bits (qubits) to exist in multiple states simultaneously.
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Though using computers is now a common leisure activity, that may not have been the case in the past when computers were less ubiquitous.
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There is very little that's intuitive about quantum computing, of course, but it's worth remembering that quantum computers are very different from classical computers.
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While classical computers use bits in 0 or 1, quantum computers use "qubits" that can exist in 0, 1, or a superposition of 2.
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The work provides an ironclad assurance that quantum computers exist in a different computational realm than classical computers (at least relative to an oracle).
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While today's computers process data in zeros and ones, quantum computers use "Qubits," which makes it possible for zeroes and ones to exist simultaneously.
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In impoverished neighborhoods, where few residents have broadband connections or computers, nearly a third of cardholders are barred from borrowing or using library computers.
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The system works without any central authority, thanks to a network of computers that is not unlike the network of computers supporting the internet.
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She said in high school, Tarrant had spent most of his time playing games on computers and learning the ins and outs of computers.
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And while they can address new kinds of problems, quantum computers aren't good at most of the things people want their computers to do.
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But quantum computers are in a similar place today that computers were in during the 1950s: They're large, inefficient, and expensive, with limited applications.
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It&aposs called the Model Asset eXchange and it helps programmers teach computers to learn the things the coders want the computers to do.
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When most scientists were trying to make people use code to talk to computers, Karen Sparck Jones taught computers to understand human language instead.
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One we mentioned earlier with all the bike computers, so going in the Alps with 14 bike computers got me a lot of stares.
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With critical infrastructure — and the government's own computers — the DHS official also could not detail how many government computers had been patched on time.
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Instead, classical computers will interact with quantum computers via the cloud or some other system to perform calculations that benefit from the quantum speed-up.
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"It's easy with computers to get the right results; it's hard with computers to provide credible evidence that those are the right results," he said.
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As one of my colleagues put it the other day, the powerful, pricey Surface Books are computers for people who have computers bought for them.
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Right now, Preskill says, what Google has shown is a proof of concept: that quantum computers can solve problems in a way traditional computers can't.
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While classical computers use bits in 0 or 1, quantum computers use "qubits" that can exist in 0, 1 or a superposition of the two.
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Back in the old days, computers were so slow and memory was so expensive that they resorted to logic, which is what computers work on.
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ARM computers aren't noticeably thinner or lighter than others, and though they lack any sort of fans, many newer Intel computers are fanless, as well.
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Cars these days are basically computers with wheels, and as with other computers, you'll probably want to make a few changes to protect against cyberthreats.
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They prove, with a certain caveat, that quantum computers could handle the problem efficiently while traditional computers would bog down forever trying to solve it.
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Quantum computers won't be able to do everything faster than conventional computers, but on some tricky problems they have advantages that would enable astounding progress.
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Now, even as small quantum computers are materializing in labs around the world, useful ones that will outclass ordinary computers remain years or decades away.
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Just as classical computers act on classical bits using so-called logic gates, quantum computers manipulate qubits using the quantum equivalent, known as quantum gates.
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Quantum computers can process data at an exponentially faster rate because the way in which they perform computations is different than that of traditional computers.
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Soon after, Finney County officials said, the attack caused local computers to lock up, and they shut down the infected computers to clean them out.
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When personal computers displaced mainframe computers, it opened the door not just for Apple, but for companies making PC software for business, games and publishing.
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Quantum computers can process data at a fraction of the speed of normal computers, enabling them to test multiple solutions to a problem at once.
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Experts say quantum computers could eventually solve complex problems that are a challenge for today's computers, such as financial options pricing or developing new pharmaceuticals.
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"We need to ask ourselves not only what computers can do but what computers should do," Mr. Nadella said at Microsoft's developer conference last month.
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Such services also indicate how people are likely to use quantum computers for years to come: in the cloud and in conjunction with traditional computers.
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If quantum computers are to be broadly available to users, the computers will need a lot of environmentally unfriendly infrastructure for storing data, adds McKay.
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The goal was to infect their computers with a malware program that could log keystrokes, take screenshots and interact with authentication smartcards attached to their computers.
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Unlike traditional computers that are made of bits of zero or one, in quantum computers bits can have both values simultaneously, giving them unprecedented processing power.
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Some physicists think that existing quantum computers are becoming just complex enough to be useful, and could potentially solve some problems better than classical computers can.
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Those computers are also improved on the test vehicle that Mobileye brought to CES — and perhaps most impressively, the computers are also near impossible to spot.
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When it comes to computers, not all judges who evaluate innovations to determine patentability fully appreciate the technical investment required to make today's computers so advanced.
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These types of questions strain traditional computers but could, potentially, be a breeze for quantum computers, which could sort through all the possible parts at once.
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He proposed the idea of using small computers to make it easy to standardize connecting to the network while simultaneously reducing the load on local computers.
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Homomorphic encryption allows computers to process information without ever decrypting it, meaning that a ballot would stay private even from the computers used to collect it.
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Known as the "computers in skirts," the three women worked behind the scenes at NASA in the segregated West Area Computers division of Langley Research Center.
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The U.S. government has banned the use of Kaspersky software on federal computers, ostensibly on the grounds that its antivirus software stole documents from government computers.
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My children don't seem to love computers as I do, and I doubt they will in the same way, because computers are everywhere, and nearly free.
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Though the sale of personal computers has been in decline over the last four years, in the education market the appetite for computers has actually increased.
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Quantum computers put all encrypted internet communication at risk Quantum computers promise computational power far exceeding today's standards by taking advantage of the underpinning physics discipline.
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It said the attack was launched from three computers based in China but noted the computers could have been compromised by someone working outside of China.
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Mountain View, California-based Symantec has been facing headwinds as slowing sales of personal computers hurt demand for its security software, which comes bundled with computers.
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Conversely, the elliptic-curve algorithm Google is normally using might be worthless against future's quantum computers, but it's the best option against the computers of today.
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The constant calculating superheats computers, and the energy demand — to power the computers and to cool them — has spiraled in places where such currencies are pursued.
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As with all computers (think of drones as flying computers), privacy and security go hand in hand, in that privacy is compromised when devices get hacked.
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Such noncompatible and outdated computers are still used to control many armies' most modern weapons systems, which aren't upgraded nearly as often as commercially available computers.
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Another subcontractor, AZ Security Services, sold the nonprofit 301 computers for about $118,383, even though the company was only authorized to maintain computers, not supply them.
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On Friday, Russia's Interior Ministry reported attacks on about 1,000 computers using the Windows operating system, but said the computers had been isolated from ministry networks.
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Most people are likely to access quantum computers in the cloud for the foreseeable future, rather than buying individual quantum computers for their homes or offices.
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They are accused of hacking into computers at Democratic campaign committees and computers belonging to state boards of elections, secretaries of state and election technology companies.
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It's almost like, when computers came out, there was never like ... We're still in the process of stuff being impacted by computers, and internet, and stuff.
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The malware likely infected users' computers after they downloaded music or videos from unsecure sites, and is thought to have been installed on thousands of computers.
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Quantum computers have been the dream for many years as current computers are not powerful or fast enough and they do not have the capability to simulate the human brain, so tech giants like Google have built their own quantum computers specialized for this kind of work.
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That the computers are going to be so smart, super intelligence is going to happen so quickly on these computers that they'll have a talk show host.
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We cover quantum computers a lot, but a quick summary: Regular computers do all of their calculations using bits, switches that can equal either zero or one.
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It built the computers that put us into space in the '50s and '60s and the computers that kickstarted the PC revolution in the '70s and '80s.
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It's more than just theoretical: An algorithm formulated by mathematician Peter Shor demonstrates that quantum computers are able to factor large numbers more efficiently than classical computers.
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Count one charges 11 defendants for conspiring to access computers without authorization and to damage those computers in connection with efforts to interfere with the presidential election.
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But more fundamentally, because quantum computers will never reign 'supreme' over classical computers, but will rather work in concert with them, since each have their unique strengths.
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More than twice as many people said they use smartphones more often than computers to connect with the internet, compared to those who use computers more often.
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Like A.I. specialists at Google, who use computers to interpret CT scans of lung cancer, Dr. Barzilay teaches computers how to analyze medical images of breast cancer.
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Apple now ships computers at a ratio of 280 percent notebooks to 2100 percent desktop computers, a stat they haven't updated the public on in some time.
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Hospitals often run on comically outdated computers that are vulnerable to a range of unpatchable exploits, and those computers are often networked without the proper security precautions.
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Thankfully, companies have plenty of time to train users to trust these computers in a way they haven't been able to trust other computers in the past.
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Johnson was also integral to Glenn's spaceflight: though Glenn's orbit was calculated by actual computers, he requested that Johnson, NASA's human computer, check the other computers' calculations.
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We talk about the computers getting smarter than us, that it's an advancement in the computers, I think it's actually us getting progressively less and less sophisticated.
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This later capability, referred to as "co-location" services, allows a firm's computers to reside close to exchange computers to limit lag time to execute a trade.
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Better yet, I've been asked for a chart showing speed comparisons between your standard rack mount computers you would find in a data center and quantum computers.
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Apple now ships computers at a ratio of 80 percent notebooks to 83 percent desktop computers, a stat they haven't updated the public on in some time.
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While we should not have used computers to increase civilian casualties, we could use computers to confront some of the toughest scientific and medical problems that exist.
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That flaw, if properly exploited, would have "allowed us to remove the malware from its victims' computers" without pushing any code to victims' computers, the researchers said.
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Broadly, the quantum cloud services will look something like this: Cloud providers will have remote data centers with quantum computers, just as they do with regular computers.
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And there are chips that run various processes for computers, from the supercomputers used to create models for global warming to personal computers, internet servers and smartphones.
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Quantum supremacy is the point at which quantum computers can solve problems that are practically unsolvable for "classical" (non-quantum) computers to complete in any reasonable timeframe.
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The hardest and most dangerous jobs are now performed by machines that are mostly run by computers, and those computers are watched over by people like Guido.
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"Whereas normal computers store information as either a 1 or a 0, quantum computers exploit two phenomena — entanglement and superposition — to process information," explains MIT Technology Review.
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Quantum computers are machines that use the basics of quantum physics, the physics of the smallest particles, to perform calculations difficult or impossible for regular computers to do.
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Manning, who had access to the computers in connection with her duties as an intelligence analyst, was using the computers to download classified records to transmit to WikiLeaks.
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From here, we can look forward to the next generation of computers, so-called "exascale" computers capable of executing a billion billion (or one quintillion) calculations per second.
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Apple today is rolling out an update to macOS Sierra that addresses several issues with MacBook Pro computers, including the graphics problems on late-2016 MacBook Pro computers.
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I don't know how much of the bid every day is really somebody that's buying intrinsic value on the other side, which it feels like computers to computers.
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It launched its family of 8-bit computers in 1979, and saw enough success over the next decade to put resources into building cool peripherals for the computers.
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Computers are also bad at transferring knowledge to adjacent tasks: if a kid is good at Pong, they will probably be good at Breakout — not so for computers.
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The phrase refers to the idea that quantum computers will soon cross a threshold where they'll perform with relative ease tasks that are extremely hard for classical computers.
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Google scientists said they made a major breakthrough in superfast computing after running an experiment to demonstrate just how much faster quantum computers would be than today's computers.
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Random numbers underlie so much of what we do with computers, from the simplest games to the most advanced cryptography, yet computers are by definition/design non-random.
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A federal jury in Boston found Martin Gottesfeld, 32, guilty of one count of conspiracy to damage protected computers and one count of damaging protected computers, prosecutors said.
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Mathematics so reformulated would be far friendlier to computers and allow mathematicians to talk to computers in a language that was much closer to how mathematicians ordinarily think.
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Samsung Note999 users will be able to access notes, texts and phone calls directly from their computers running Windows -- similar to how Messages currently works on Mac computers.
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The ability to instantly process more information and simultaneously act on that information is what enables quantum computers to perform extremely complex tasks much faster than classical computers.
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That process gave companies a way to run the large computers in their data centers more efficiently by packing multiple "virtual" computers on a single piece of hardware.
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Traditional computers use binary bits of information to store data while quantum computers use "qubits" that can simultaneously be 0 and 1, making them ultra-fast but unstable.
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Motherboard found that those hacked computers weren't just in the US, though; the operation also hit computers in Greece, Chile, and likely the UK. One problem, in Ghappour's eyes, is that "rank and file" investigators are often left with the discretion to carry out operations that involve hacking computers abroad.
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A 2015 study headed up by Dr. Evan Mills, leader of the Green Gaming research project run by the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, found that while gaming computers comprise just 2.5 percent of personal computers worldwide, they account for 20 percent of global energy use for computers.
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Both computers also share the same processor, an Intel chip that's underpowered compared to other computers but might just be powerful enough for most of your regular computing tasks.
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As an engineer explained to me at Google's lab, not only are quantum computers good at completely different things, they're incredibly bad at the things classical computers do well.
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What's more, because space computers have traditionally lacked the sophistication of earth-based computers, they conduct some of the work in space and then complete the calculations on earth.
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"We try to be extremely cautious and honest in terms of saying 'this is what quantum computers can do today' versus what classical computers will do," he told me.
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While classical computers use bits that exist as a 0 or 1, quantum computers use "qubits" that can exist as 0, 1 or a superposition of the two states.
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So in the same way that computers are helping us to understand the human brain, these sorts of neural insights are helping us build more efficient and powerful computers.
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Thirty years ago when the U.S. stopped making television sets, commentators said it didn't matter because computers were the future and the U.S. was the world leader in computers.
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The changes, which took effect last year, allow authorities to receive bulk warrants for large networks of computers - such as Kelihos - without knowing the jurisdiction the computers are in.
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Apple is using its ability to automatically update Mac computers to fix a big security vulnerability that allowed hackers easy access to computers running the latest version of MacOS.
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A. You can deauthorize the computers you no longer own in your iTunes Store settings, but in doing so, you must deauthorize all your computers associated with your account.
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Although we're still a long way off from quantum computers being broadly and routinely available, quantum computers will one day revolutionize how we overcome the challenges we face today.
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Those whose computers have been owned by WannaCry did not patch their system, and WannaCry breached their computers because they failed to update their software with the security patch.
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Yet browsers from 15 or 20 years ago won't work on today's computers, and computers from that era are hard to come by and even harder to keep working.
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Though they've advanced beyond theory papers and labs, quantum computers still can't do much, and we frequently compare present-day devices to the vacuum-tube era of regular computers.
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The old software computers, they always loved text, but modern AI computers, man, they sure do love TV. These deep-learning neural nets were just superb at analyzing video.
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Given the speed of trading, often at milliseconds and faster, it takes a lot of computing power but Wolf's view is that what computers rent apart, computers can reunite.
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There is going to be jobs that are unfulfilled, and that the way we'll fill them is to take people plus computers, and the computers will make people smarter.
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As smart as computers have gotten, they still fall short in this category and until computers or other animals reach this point, we will not see a 'human' counterpart.
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Creating large-scale quantum computers which we can control in spite of the inherent uncertainties in quantum phenomena, referred to as "fault-tolerant" computers, depends on teleportation, he says.
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The WannaCry virus encrypted about 300,85033 computers in about 150 countries in 2017, while the NotPetya ransomware virus disabled about 10 percent of computers in Ukraine that same year.
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In 2012, I proposed the term "quantum supremacy" to describe the point where quantum computers can do things that classical computers can't, regardless of whether those tasks are useful.
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Presumably, these new operations would give quantum computers a leg up over classical computers when it comes to complicated computing tasks like creating advanced artificial intelligence or modeling chemical interactions.
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Microsoft announced refreshes to three different computers today and its proof the company is committed to manufacturing computers, and not just to periodically releasing glitzy overpriced products to showcase Windows.
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"Bendelladj transmitted over one million spam emails containing strains of SpyEye and related malware to computers in the United States, yielding hundreds of thousands of infected computers," the statement said.
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HP's computers are generally known for being powerful and well designed, and the company is offering pretty massive discounts on both its laptops and on many of its desktop computers.
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In the authors' theory, the quantum computers have practically infinite power—think of computers the size of planets—so it is no surprise that they can solve the halting problem.
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Image: Lisa Ventre, University of CincinnatiFirst, computers beat humans in the game of Go. Now computers are beating humans at something that might be a tad more practical: flight combat.
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All this has been part of the company's transition to find new businesses beyond just selling computers, though there's clearly still demand for those computers in offices around the world.
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It's a little bit like having five separate copies of the same Word document on five different computers, and accessing a single Google Docs file from those five computers instead.
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Chip-maker Advanced Micro Devices, whose products are mostly used in corporate server computers and personal computers, originally said it didn't believe its products were at risk for the flaw.
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Computers have made cars cleaner and more fuel efficient but also have created potential for mischief: Volkswagen used the engine computers in its diesel cars to cheat on emissions tests.
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He eventually arrived at six core tenets of a hacker ethic, namely: total access to computers, freedom of information, tendencies toward decentralization/anti-authoritarianism, using computers to create art/beauty, using computers to improve life, and judging others based on their hacking skill rather than class, gender, race, age, or other irrelevant criteria.
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A "bot net" is a network of computers infected with malicious code that is controlled by hackers for a purpose that can be unknown to the actual owners of the computers.
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To trace this back to computers, I am very skeptical that computers are going to replace care jobs because I think that we are very good at inventing more care jobs.
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In cases involving so-called botnets -- networks of computers secretly running malicious software without their owners' knowledge -- the FBI could be remotely accessing scores or hundreds of victims' computers, Wyden says.
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With ubiquitous wireless internet, speech recordings can easily be beamed to computers in the cloud for analysis, and even smartphones now often have computers powerful enough to carry out this task.
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The ad campaigns over the last several years have also taken aim at Apple, pointing out the things that computers like the Microsoft Surface Pro can do that Apple computers can't.
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But there's another side of the electronics market that we rarely think about, made possible precisely because Apple computers last a long time: The people who repair, refurbish, and resell computers.
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The attack has already disrupted computers at Russia's biggest oil company, Ukrainian banks and multinational firms with a virus similar to the ransomware that infected more than 300,000 computers last month.
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The virus exploits a weakness in computers with Microsoft Windows and is primarily targeted at businesses, where a network of connected computers can all be taken down in one fell swoop.
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But the intelligence agency says it thinks that last year, Pyongyang turned 60,000 computers into "zombies," or computers that have been compromised by hackers and can then be used for cyberattacks.
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The worldwide attack has disrupted computers at Russia's biggest oil company, Ukrainian banks and multinational firms with a virus similar to the ransomware that infected more than 300,000 computers last month.
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It's an entirely new approach to building computers for space missions, and if it's successful, it could mean the computers on board NASA spacecraft won't always be notoriously bad and outdated.
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Mining cryptocurrency is legal, but criminals can get other people's computers to put in the work while they reap the rewards by surreptitiously installing mining software on their computers with malware.
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"Think about what computers are doing to our ability to discover science," Professor Mokyr said during a panel discussion, citing computers that can solve equations that have baffled mathematicians for decades.
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Rahko claims it has an arsenal of tools that may make quantum computers accessible and commercially usable at an accelerated pace, often through the use of hybrid approaches with classical computers.
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Data are just like computers — garbage in, garbage out.
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The cause could be computers, human error -- or Brexit.
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Our brains — unlike computers — are forever rerecording those memories.
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HONG KONG — A lot of people don't use computers.
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In the decades since the release of the Macintosh, however, Apple has relinquished some of the control the company exhibited over its earliest personal computers: modern Apple computers are able to run the Windows operating system; Apple no longer engineers the processors in its desktop and laptop computers in-house; it is simpler to engineer macOS software than it was previously; and some Apple computers can be upgraded or modified by the home user with relative ease.
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Computers can generate a code by performing the easy task of multiplying large prime numbers, but computers have difficulty factoring large numbers into primes without having some information about what went in.
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Until recently, every computer on the planet — from a 1960s mainframe to your iPhone, and even inventions as superficially exotic as "neuromorphic computers" and DNA computers — has operated on the same rules.
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Instead of using traditional computers for their botnet, they used CCTV cameras, digital video recorders, home routers, and other embedded computers attached to the internet as part of the Internet of Things.
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Like many others, including the inventor of the term "quantum supremacy," IBM prefers to talk about "quantum advantages," referring to the value that quantum computers deliver without comparing them to classical computers.
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The big opportunity is for the computers and phones that we're using now to really fade in their primacy and importance in our technological lives, and for computers to sort of disappear.
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Sivan explained that there is a point where the classical computers we use today and the quantum computers of the future will have to work together to pass data and interpret commands.
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It's a truly bizarre performance with references to how computers are gods, computers will take over the world, and Bennett professing (in song) that he'd like to have sex with a computer.
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That's because unlike a virus, which infects one computer, worms are built to infect networks of computers — as in, computers connected to each other or to a server or to the internet.
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Google scientists said they made a breakthrough in one of the most cutting-edge areas of computing, publishing a paper that demonstrates how much faster quantum computers could be than today's computers.
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Where classical computers are constrained by how fast they can switch between outputting zeros and ones, quantum computers would face no such constraints, because qubits theoretically can exist in both states simultaneously.
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They suspect they used the so-called EternalBlue exploit, a hacking tool designed to target Windows computers, developed by and stolen from the National Security Agency, to gain access to unpatched computers.
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The two problems, called Meltdown and Spectre, could allow hackers to steal the entire memory contents of computers, including mobile devices, personal computers and servers running in so-called cloud computer networks.
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The computer issue was observed when booting up the computers on a Max and involves the so-called software power up monitoring function, which checks for anomalies when turning on the computers.
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Intel and AMD chips power nearly all personal computers and the computers used in data centers, including those that power online services and cloud computing services, while Arm chips power many smartphones.
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The milestone signals where Apple's business has room to grow, and underscores how Apple's future is based around wearable computers all over the body, instead of computers that live on a desk.
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Microsoft and NSA say a security bug affects millions of Windows 10 computers Microsoft has released a security patch for a dangerous vulnerability affecting hundreds of millions of computers running Windows 10.
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As portable computers like laptops, and some tablets, have become the primary device people turn to to get work done, the price of top machines has stayed fairly high compared to desktop computers.
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Even many decades from now, provided quantum computers scale up and deliver on their goals, classical computers would likely still perform a video game's grunt work, like the sound, dialog, graphics, controls, etc.
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Companies are simultaneously simulating quantum computers with classical computers, but around 50 qubits is seen as the limit—IBM recently simulated 56 qubits, which took 4.5 terabytes of memory in a classical computer.
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Technicians and researchers are cautioning about the threat such technology poses for cybersecurity, that fundamentally important practice that keeps our computers and data — and governments' and corporations' computers and data — safe from hackers.
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This excerpt is from Jamie Lendino's Breakout: How Atari 83-Bit Computers Defined a Generation, an amazing book that details with an obsessive's eye the rise and fall of Atari 8-bit computers.
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Quantum supremacy, from a scientific perspective, is meant to give scientists a concrete way to determine what quantum computers will and will not be useful for, and to compare them against classical computers.
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Quantum computers might one day do things difficult or impossible for regular computers to do, but today they're relatively limited devices; there isn't usable quantum memory or quantum interfaces between processors, for example.
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So the official nominee of a major American political party called on a foreign government to hack into either the computers of his political opponent or the computers of federal law enforcement officers.
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In 2005, Ross removed three computers from Epstein's home when the Palm Beach police were investigating him with the belief that his computers contained child pornography, according to a deposition The Times reviewed.
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For example, computers monitor key vital signs to adjust intravenous medicine dosages based on specific algorithms, and pills equipped with cameras let computers perform endoscopic examinations of the gastrointestinal tract to diagnose disease.
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About 6 percent of desktop computers and 14 percent of monitors meet these standards, and the commission expects that all of the computers and monitors currently in use will be replaced in California.
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Unlike regular computers, which process a series of zeros and ones, or bits, quantum computers are made of so-called qubits, each of which can be zero and one at the same time.
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"This is not about final and absolute dominance over classical computers," said Dario Gil, who heads the IBM research lab in Yorktown Heights, N.Y., where the company is building its own quantum computers.
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Google expects the power of quantum computers to expand at a "double exponential rate," whereas traditional computers have long been pegged to Moore's Law, which saw power double every 18 months or so.
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This time it's happening in one specific place: cheap computers.
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They are, by far, the most important computers everybody owns.
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All three of these computers will be available this month.
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The two computers, Summit and Sierra, both use IBM technology.
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Quantum computers are what some would call an emerging technology.
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And then as mini computers ... So you hit em all.
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And it's even less interesting for computers to do that. […].
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Similarly, "We have the internet and computers," Cyber Nazi wrote.
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Laptop computers aren't inherently dangerous, but they're convenient carrying boxes.
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And hackers held an LA hospital's computers hostage with ransomware.
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KS: Because you know water is just bad for computers.
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This process, even for the fastest computers, can take years.
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When the computers can't figure it out, humans step in.
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IRS computers and software are in dire need of upgrades.
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Dark mode is already available on computers with macOS Mojave.
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"Computers aren't the thing," says one character, more than once.
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Consider the other primary ways of sharing items between computers.
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But Microsoft's 'topological' quantum computers might drastically reduce that noise.
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Instead, it could only move its cheaper computers to ARM.
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It would need computers, telephone lines and secure IT systems.
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Just computers and it was all the same six things.
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No computers, no mobile devices, not even an internet connection.
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The product works with hard drives on servers or computers.
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The attack eventually affected computers in more than 150 countries.
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They've replaced cameras, planners and, in some cases, personal computers.
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As Windows computers go, the trackpad is actually really good.
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Now, vehicles must adapt so computers can reliably see, too.
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And how humans can teach computers to avoid racist behaviour
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But Retro Computers' case is a little dicier than usual.
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Humans can't sort through this much data — but computers can.
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Kukors' lawyer said computers and phones were seized for examination.
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And your computers just so happened to choose an Asian?
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Computers in Knox County, Tennessee, were rendered inaccessible in May.
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Impact: Someday, these computers could power advances in artificial intelligence.
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Previously, only Mac computers could control multiple speakers through AirPlay.
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This "unauthorized" access of computers is considered a federal crime.
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They are completely autonomous, navigating with onboard computers and sensors.
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Jobs was famously ousted from Apple and formed NeXT computers.
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THE first computers were large machines that filled entire rooms.
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Computers don't get tired; they are good at pattern recognition.
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Current quantum computers are not yet capable of advanced computation.
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One in four has little or no experience of computers.
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We were pretending to be what he thought computers were.
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Computers are always doing searches that involve comparing similar things.
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Thousands of computers were destroyed in the Saudi air office.
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The bug can also affect Mac computers, according to Masri.
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Jobs didn't know he'd be building computers his whole life.
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First, we are glued to our smartphones, computers and TVs.
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Gaming companies have long offered computers in different form factors.
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I taught myself to program computers when I was 13.
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Good thing Google has a few spare computers lying around.
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REVERSE POV: several other working employees, typing on their computers.
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The computers featured in Apple's new ads are all MacBooks.
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Consumers use their pocket computers to bank, buy and befriend.
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Then it all became too easy, when computers got involved.
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The number of women in computers and engineering is declining.
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Attacks are routed via compromised computers that can be anywhere.
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Faster computers created the opportunity for bigger, more complicated maps.
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From an early age, Damon had been obsessed with computers.
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He broke into computers at the University of Southern California.
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Computers were just too slow and computation was too expensive.
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That is the reason why we have cellphones and computers.
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Computers have essentially become disposable, for better and for worse.
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Computers have become fungible commodities, just like HDTVs before them.
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The real issue was a lack of access to computers.
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The attacks are focused on putting "ransomware" on users' computers.
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But orders for machinery and computers and electronic products fell.
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Today, we talk to computers on an increasingly regular basis.
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The Commodore 64 changed the way we thought about computers.
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Increasingly, people book hotel rooms through their computers or phones.
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Blockchain is a database of transactions distributed among multiple computers.
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So in 10,000 years, computers could simulate the entire world.
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The FBI seized "computers and other materials" from Alfaro's home.
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Looking at pictures of early computers reveals their clunky origins.
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In addition to computers, the company noted its peripheral business.
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The artists have been exploring how computers see for years.
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So Tahara began thinking about having computers augment his workforce.
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She will be able to use laptops and desktop computers.
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The FlashForge Finder works with both Windows and Mac computers.
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Affected computers include various HP EliteBook, ProBook and Zbook models.
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On a national scale, NotPetya was eating Ukraine's computers alive.
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One such attack targeted the European Commission's computers in November.
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Cats love computers — but their attachment comes at a cost.
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Some said computers were also down in their local branches.
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Once the tests are returned, they disappear from local computers.
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But with machine learning, people program computers to learn independently.
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As youth tend to be, Roger was great at computers.
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Home computers and infomercials were always meant to go together.
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Police also discovered "numerous" child pornography photographs on his computers.
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Two years after WannaCry, a million computers remain at risk
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The malware DNSChanger attacks home routers, as well as computers.
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"I like to do weird things with computers," Bali said.
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Actually, games were the thing that got me into computers.
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Who knows — but tiny computers certainly dream of bitmap horses!
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Computers seriously need to stop making cheesy noises in movies.
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Computers on the ground also help with the windows' design.
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Two decades ago, computers performed addition much faster than multiplication.
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"There is no more natural way of interacting with computers."
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WannaCry has infected more than 300,000 computers in 150 nations.
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Church security hauled out computers, hard drives and filing cabinets.
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Black MacBook This was one of those computers everyone had.
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Anyway, all these computers and digital gadgets are no good.
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"Smart mobile computers are evolving all the time," he says.
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The way ransomware infects computers has also become more effective.
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I've watched almost every other discipline get revolutionized by computers.
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An important step is to match computers with human skills.
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Flash has become a plague on all of our computers.
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Cyber attackers hit us from multiple computers in multiple countries.
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Today computers become more powerful without changes to their hardware.
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They're relatively inexpensive and offer security benefits over traditional computers.
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He was genuinely fascinated with OPSEC, computers, technology, and hardware.
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Current work spaces are cramped with 2D screens and computers.
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Stores seem to be vanishing in this age of computers.
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Keep computers in a common area, not off in bedrooms.
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In some cases, they have been designed by other computers.
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Automated cars, controlled by computers, are in their development stage.
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Semiconductor chips are used in everything from computers to automobiles.
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Computers and other equipment often do not work in classrooms.
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Computers are probably better at these tasks, and definitely cheaper.
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Code is simply information translated into a language for computers.
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Extra $50 off $699 on most Dell Computers w/ "50OFF699"
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Device encryption secures smartphones, computers, tablets, and other electronic devices.
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Election machines are computers, however, so they can be hacked.
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Computers being wheeled away, Obama photos off the walls pic.twitter.
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Now computers have become inefficient, so we're hiring more humans.
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Computers and electronic products output rose 0.7 percent last month.
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"They didn't know how to use computers," Mr. Snyder said.
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Steve Jobs: Hi, I'm Steve Jobs, and I make computers.
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There are major language barriers between human beings and computers.
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Using mobile devices and computers is bad for our posture
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The Sony hack destroyed 70 percent of the firm's computers.
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Today, computers come in all shapes and sizes, including tablets.
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I have had a long career in computers and software.
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U.S. cyber forces reportedly struck Iranian military computers last week.
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In 21984, computers were expensive, complicated and hard to use.
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We didn't have access to computers in my engineering program.
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The malware, known as Varenyky, infects computers for surveillance activity.
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At that time, computers were expensive and difficult to use.
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Hackers got access to power station computers in December, 2015.
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Modern infrastructure is connected to computers — creating brand new threats.
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Portability, at this time, was not a virtue of computers.
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The rights only apply to computers, not to mobile devices.
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They loved computers and math as much as I did.
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Computers were the most potent invention of the 20th century.
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With Minsky, computers became so much more than dumb calculators.
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Yet, like Robert Epstein recently observed, brains are not computers.
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Classical computers use bits, represented by a 0 or 1.
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I thought my phones were tapped and my computers bugged.
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Second, superintelligent systems that run on binary computers already exist.
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The German police learned there were millions of computers infected.
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Computers that connected to the server had Chinese language settings.
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Just a few short decades ago, computers filled entire rooms.
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Nodes are computers that cryptographically verify updates to a blockchain.
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Jeff and Sanjay understood computers at the level of bits.
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This is because consumer loans are handled primarily by computers.
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You can do this on up to 10 different computers.
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Xiaomi's Mi Pad and Apple's iPad are both tablet computers.
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Apple on Thursday updated some of its MacBook Pro computers.
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Computers, on the other hand, provide opportunities for successful bonds.
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Some video chat on tablet computers designed for older users.
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However, not all children have access to computers at home.
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Tech in India is mostly mobile — computers are quite rare.
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Orders for computers and electronic products were unchanged in November.
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There is no electricity, heat, working computers or copy machines.
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Computers have a funny, uneasy relationship to decimal numbers, however.
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They say computers do, so we'll just go with that.
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Said Spirit Airlines: 'Whoa, whoa, whoa, you guys have computers?
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And that anything doesn't overlap much with what computers do.
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There were decreases in imports of computers and telecommunications equipment.
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LN: What else can natural language do that computers can't?
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As you probably guessed, MacOS only runs on Apple computers.
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Computers, for example, are not safe in and of themselves.
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I'll be happy to see two computers fight each other.
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Computers allowed Armajani to extend his lifelong interest in mathematics.
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Compared to those computers, they offer thinner and lighter designs.
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One reason is that computers, and computer software, are complicated.
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Giving those computers access to the world is also cheaper.
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Jobs was fascinated by computers, even at a young age.
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Cars will use computers and cameras to avoid other objects.
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Dear Heloise: When it comes to computers, what's a hyperlink?
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Personal computers were hobbyist curiosities, not yet used in newsrooms.
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Or we get on the computers or look at magazines.
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The company offers learning tablets, computers, toys, games, and more.
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Neuralink: Elon Musk's big bet on merging brains and computers
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Plus, the terrible peril of taking computers to a meeting.
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When the marathon first started, timing was done without computers.
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" He did know, though, that they needed more computers — "G.
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They say it could affect both of North Korea's computers.
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But many quantum machines are still slower than traditional computers.
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Mr. Akhmetshin has denied that he hacked the company's computers.
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Since then, computers have conquered swathes of the financial industry.
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In the past decade computers have graduated to running portfolios.
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Serco installed computers in cells long before the prison service.
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Today, you can use computers to help map crease patterns.
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Wider use of computers for homework also drew mixed reactions.
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Computers analyze data about comparable home sales in the area.
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So: did they really have to buy their engineers computers?
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But the total number of quantum computers will be limited.
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They offer a glimpse of where quantum computers might excel.
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Computers are slowly but surely learning to read our emotions.
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Those internet addresses could provide the targets for external computers.
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Eventually, the company started stocking computers directly in the store.
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Computers can autonomously solve these problems - a process called mining.
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They were boosted by imports of computers and computer accessories.
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But it's not all computers and cameras in the store.
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The process requires powerful computers that solve complex math problems.
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Don't expect computers to do all your initial hard work.
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Second, difficult tasks like spaceflight take smart people and computers.
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But the hacked computers were behind on downloading the updates.
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Computers are getting smarter and more efficient all the time.
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"The computers in the computer lab don't work," she said.
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Computers aren't the only things at risk of being hacked.
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There are also shows about superbugs, computers, extinction and more.
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In computers, in smartphones, in cars and even in mowers!
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Think computers, or costs related to internships, or postgraduate scholarships.
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And in fact, the original computers were people, were women.
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"I do my black hole science with computers," she said.
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Don: Back in those days, computers were large mainframe devices.
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Most bike rides I have five to seven bike computers.
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Telescopes, computers, and engineers who can try to find out.
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It seems like, at the end of the year, because the yield curve would invert one basis point, the computers were talking to computers and the active investors kind of ran out of money.
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The two viruses did infect the computers, but couldn't really do much damage because the viruses couldn't phone in to their creators over the internet, and the computers didn't really control any critical processes.
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By stealing the login details of a system administrator who had "unrestricted access" to the network, the hackers broke into 29 computers in the ensuing weeks, and more than 30 computers on the DNC.
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It seems that the theme with both of Apple's wearable computers (and yes I consider the AirPods to be wearable computers) is comfort to the degree of making them feel as though they disappear.
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In a paper posted online at the end of May, computer scientists Ran Raz and Avishay Tal provide strong evidence that quantum computers possess a computing capacity beyond anything classical computers could ever achieve.
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Hutchins became a national hero under his pseudonym in May 2017, when the North Korean WannaCry worm, which locks computers and finds ways to seek out others to infect, wrecked computers around the world.
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In case you missed the news, Apple refreshed its iMac computers last week, introduced a new iMac Pro, and refreshed its MacBook and MacBook Pro computers with the latest seventh-generation processors from Intel.
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After all, it's fine to say that Dell is a more competitive, successful company by assembling computers in Juarez, which creates more high-paying jobs for the people who design and sell those computers.
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CNBC breaks down what it will all mean: The computers sold today, also known as classical computers, are limited in their capabilities to solve certain issues, generally when it comes to large-scale computations.
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Computers and the internet: We take it for granted how powerful our computers are and vast the internet is, but back in the day, state-of-the-art personal computing meant something completely different.
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They had been selling access to their computers to businesses, and they were just looking for something to use, make the computers hum at night and get some revenue off of the off hours.
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But the assertion that the CFAA only applies to networked computers raises questions about federal cases involving other computers not connected to the internet that also might not meet other criteria under the law.
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Experts predict that quantum computers won't be mainstream for another five to ten years, and Beausoleil even predicts that in 20 years, it will not be possible to design computers without understanding quantum computing.
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A major global cyber attack on Tuesday disrupted computers at Russia's biggest oil company, Ukrainian banks and multinational firms with a virus similar to the ransomware that last month infected more than 300,000 computers.
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"This could give us insight on how to build more simple computers that can still process at a higher level ... perhaps making computers more energy efficient," said Scarlett R. Howard, the study's lead author.
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This quantum architecture purportedly could allow quantum computers to solve a set of problems that classical computers can't in a reasonable amount of time—this includes problems in cryptography as well as modeling molecules.
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Within hours, Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang was warning that Google's quantum computers could break encryption, and quantum computing researchers were trying to assure the world that conventional computers and security are not obsolete.
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No. I knew they'd be innovative immediately because at Wang Laboratories, when we put in Wang mini computers in China, everybody would read the books, even if they had nothing to do with mini computers.
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" Khalifeh uses Apple an example, saying it would be problematic for "another company who also makes computers [to] use that term in conjunction with the goods that are specified in the application — which are, computers.
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Meanwhile, investigators spent weeks interviewing anyone who might have information about the computers, questioning everyone from inmates to the warden about where the computers came from, and who may have hidden them in the ceiling.
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First of all, we need to be clear that very violent swings in the market are increasingly a function of the fact that 90 percent of all trades are electronic; it's computers trading with computers.
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The new interpretation of the rule lets officials search multiple computers across the country with a single warrant, regardless of whether the computers are in the same district as the federal judge issuing the warrant.
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Maresca mused that many have predicted that computers would eventually replace old-fashioned reading, but explained that it was computers and software that allowed him to restore the century-old cartoon for a modern audience.
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Others hope that quantum computers will find applications in artificial intelligence, such as in quantum neural networks, or help solve chemistry problems, like finding new drugs to cure diseases, much more efficiently than classical computers.
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Those are almost always ways not where the computers are using much artificial intelligence, but where the main thing the computers are doing is connecting you to other people, helping you communicate with other people.
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It would also allow a single warrant to permit hacking across five or more districts, which could be used to mitigate networks of hijacked computers called botnets, used to attack other computers or send spam.
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Now, Motherboard has learned that as part of the same operation, the FBI also hacked computers in Australia, highlighting how law enforcement agencies are increasingly using malware to remotely search computers outside of their jurisdiction.
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We'd have a race between humans turning off computers, and the AI relocating itself to other computers, in this mad race to the last computer, and we can't turn it off, and that's a movie.
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But the rules of the network dictate that as more computers join in the race, the algorithm automatically adjusts to get harder, requiring anyone who wants to compete to use more computers and more electricity.
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More tech news: The C.I.A. developed tools to spy on Mac computers by injecting software into the chips that control the computers' fundamental operations, according to t classified government documents published on Thursday by WikiLeaks.
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Google, as well as IBM, Microsoft, Intel, and other large tech companies and startups, have been working to build quantum computers, a new kind of computer based on an entirely different architecture than classical computers.
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The site has been relying on computers to flag the content.
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But orders for computers and electronic products orders rose 0.5 percent.
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Images generated in this fashion can fool humans, but also computers.
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The iPhone maker also revealed new MacBook Pro computers last week.
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In the 1970s the microprocessor radically reduced the cost of computers.
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Once, not too long ago, humans couldn't talk with their computers.
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With refresh rate, there was a consistent measurable difference, across computers.
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She softened her stance only when they needed computers for schoolwork.
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JPMorgan Chase has plenty of "quants" who hunt profits with computers.
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It also announced a new wave of processors for desktop computers.
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But even this seems to be a daunting task for computers.
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And almost always, these sad men sitting at computers are wrong.
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Which changed the world more, steam engines or computers, is debatable.
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Visual identification is one of many arenas where humans beat computers.
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" AI is often informally defined as "whatever computers can't do yet.
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Symantec identified three computers in China used to launch the attacks.
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Kinect was about interacting with computers in an entirely new way.
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Regular computers are based on an architecture of zero and one.
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Quantum computers instead rely on zero and one simultaneously and probabilistically.
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"Computers aren't the thing," says Joe, in his farewell to Cameron.
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At one point, several used Apple computers were listed on Blinq.
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So why not just program computers to sift through the data?
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Tech Helper Chances are, you're really handy with computers and technology.
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Computers don't fall asleep, get drunk, or glance at that tweet.
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They're obviously not the full-purpose quantum computers of the future.
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There are fingerprints on computers which didn't even use our product.
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Most online shopping is still occurring on actual computers, not phones.
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While walking through the lab, Costa saw a row of computers.
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One day, it could even form the basis for "living" computers.
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I'm so glad they don't make computers like the X60 anymore.
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What use will quantum computers have in this NISQ era, then?
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Computers and phones are general-purpose devices; multitasking is their essence.
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The computers are sent to Colombia and converted back into pesos.
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Teaching computers about context in human behavior is a colossal task.
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Computers have always been a favorite target for such anthropomorphic attributions.
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Banks of designers and engineers sit in front of computers nearby.
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How, specifically, do you use witchcraft to rid viruses of computers?
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Jet is a stone I use a lot to protect computers.
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Open your doors, your cars and your computers [with a chip].
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Children use Apple computers in their classroom in San Francisco, 231.
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There aren't any deals here for its lineup of Surface computers.
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Like brains, computers process information by shuffling electricity around complicated circuits.
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It is available on computers, tablets and streaming devices as well.
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Teaching computers how the world fits together is a tricky business.
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Sales of Mac computers were up 25 percent from last quarter.
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Of course, neither of those computers have a discrete graphics card.
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The first feature makes for computers that have a huge memory.
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Rai is full of computers, whereas JNU is resolutely low-tech.
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For instance, computers had previously been quite bad at reading text.
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The website explains how to implement the plugin on networked computers.
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In the 1980s, more schools began to introduce computers into classrooms.
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Here's the kicker: once inside your brain, the tiny computers scatter.
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Stalkerware is malicious software that is installed on phones or computers.
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Do we actually need computers and sensors embedded in every surface?
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That could affect computers and electronics, furniture, appliances and medical devices.
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Go deeper: How linking our brains to computers could change humanity
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We forget the tremendous investment required to develop and manufacture computers.
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It was just a bunch of people on computers and telephones.
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Quantum computers were not supposed to be able to do this.
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Entanglement offers a profound communication resource for the two quantum computers.
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When computers are ubiquitous, security is too important not to fix.
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They're like internet cafes, with computers set up, ready for players.
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A dozen electronic devices — including phones, iPads, and computers — were seized.
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SanDisk 64GB Ultra Dual Drive m3.0 for Android Devices and Computers
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It was driven by people wanting to use their computers effectively.
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Someone had hidden refurbished computers in the ceiling of the prison.
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Still, I'm extremely pumped for new computers coming out this fall.
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Emotionally intelligent computers may already have a higher EQ than you
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"What we're building is a new generation of computers," Suermondt said.
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Instead, it got beat by a new category of personal computers.
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US servicemembers purchased the drives and plugged them into secure computers.
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But the Coleco Adam was not one of those great computers.
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And companies don't make their own operating systems, processors or computers.
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Nevertheless, the RS-Computers were no doubt ahead of their time.
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Non-malware attacks gain control of computers without downloading malicious software.
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Some USB drives can even fry the innards of some computers.
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Like humans, the computers which power driverless cars improve with experience.
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There's a long way to go before computers can understand language.
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Is it still an illusion if computers are hiding the work?
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On computers that applies to Wi-Fi adapter firmware as well.
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But orders for machinery, primary metals, computers and electronic products fell.
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And computers are used for a lot more than just work.
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IT WAS late, 1985, before John Perry Barlow got into computers.
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We've now reached the singularity when it comes to personal computers.
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Think about everything from cell phones to computers to electric cars.
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It's easily one of the worst-performing computers I've ever used.
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Hackers are demanding $300 in bitcoin to unlock the affected computers.
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But, as computers get faster, this problem should eventually be surmounted.
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The results were published in the journal Computers in Human Behavior.
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If you love computers, you want to learn how to code.
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There's no process, not even computers — nobody uses laptops or email.
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Valuers are now traipsing around Kampala, registering properties on tablet computers.
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Instead, she uses computers and 3D printers to create her work.
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Powerful computers and large volumes of data lie waiting for exploitation.
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Many libraries, unfortunately, disposed of their catalogues as computers replaced them.
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"Computers are 50 times faster than when Salesforce started," he said.
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Open platforms like the original personal computers sparked its early growth.
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McKinnon, who was diagnosed with Asperger's, had infiltrated U.S. government computers.
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We all know she's the whiz when it comes to computers.
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In the shift from mainframe to client-server, computers became accessible.
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Where computers do most of the things and we do not?
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Why it matters: We're not driving cars anymore — we're driving computers.
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We all love our computers a lot (most of the time).
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The attackers used spearphishing emails to install malware on target computers.
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But this level of foresight could be useful for quantum computers.
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The Select Mini also works with both Mac and Windows computers.
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"Computers have so much more memory and processing power," ShellPuppy said.
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He found the IRA's software on computers all over the place.
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It includes time spent on tablets, smart phones, computers, games, TVs.
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The report shows the top pirated shows' likelihood of infecting computers.
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It was the first time we used computers to write songs.
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"Computers are moving closer and closer to our brains," Weaver says.
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But they weren't anything like computers today and lacked processing power.
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I played a lot of D and D. I programmed computers.
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Orders for computers and electronic products fell 0.8 percent in March.
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After all, while brains can do computations, they are not computers.
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You can even use BBM Enterprise on Windows and Mac computers.
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You're actually trying to say something about humanity through the computers.
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In other words, the Hooligans allegedly hacked into the cars' computers.
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"The floodgates really opened when digital computers came online," he said.
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Q: What kind of computers are required for an online test?
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"They were piecemeal computers," Meyer told Motherboard during a phone call.
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Computers got better in predictable ways and at a predictable rate.
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The situation is worse for the computers embedded in IoT devices.
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Well, it turns out phones are very different than desktop computers.
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At this point and time, computers don't include emojis on them.
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The Hellish E-Waste Graveyards Where Computers Are Mined for Metal.
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That also applies to web servers, control panels, and individual computers.
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Thing is, there aren't yet any quantum computers in the wild.
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Redditors began suggesting affordable computers for Marcano to buy her daughter.
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Computers themselves were often giant mainframe beasts that filled entire rooms.
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The Internet could not take off until home computers were ubiquitous.
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Forty years ago, Apple was a company building computers for hobbyists.
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The virus locked up computers in car factories, hospitals and schools.
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Some said computers were also down in their local branches. 22.34.
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The first programmers weren't men, and the first computers weren't machines.
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It can cause computers to overheat and create damage that way.
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Promoted by Coors Light Cell phones have powerful computers inside them.
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Compared to computers, human drivers have it easy in the winter.
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Machines, and computers, are at their most human when they fail.
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It's just that those meant for other computers are filtered out.
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Introverts like pages such as "Computers" and the television series Stargate.
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Desktop computers, laptop, mobile devices, cloud video recorders, home assistants, etc.
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Because it has to do with how we interact with computers.
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Computers back then were given one job and one job only.
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Now, she tends to work with computers and arrange in software.
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Let us not forget, Microsoft also announced new computers this week!
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"It's a general principle about computers," he wrote earlier this year.
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We need driving companions ahead of full autonomy, not driving computers.
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One day all computers will have their behaviour monitored this way.
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But compared with Go, teaching chess to computers is a doddle.
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While victims received ransom demands, paying did not unlock their computers.
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Essentially, says Batra, we need computers that can show their working.
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And back then, the conception of computers and machines was different.
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Instead, he was shown machine after machine, mostly operated by computers.
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Quantum computers pose a significant risk to encrypted devices and communications.
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Japan, which came in third, had 29 computers on the list.
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Reminders comes pre-loaded on all iPhones, iPads, and Mac computers.
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Apple lowered prices for built-in storage across its Mac computers.
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In the early days of bitcoin, desktop computers could do this.
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Adding more computers does not solve the problem; quite the opposite.
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And all of its employees' computers can now be monitored remotely.
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Jobs and Ive loved experimenting with different materials for their computers.
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Intel was the leader in personal computers, including notebooks and desktops.
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They handle the fire-control problem chiefly through sensors and computers.
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The setup also included nine computers and 21 SIM card readers.
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Computers, for instance, are commonplace, but they give us extraordinary capabilities.
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Although he was not arrested, his computers and files were seized.
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When Apple arrived, its workers mostly assembled computers and other devices.
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Last month, a ransomware attack hit 200,000 computers around the world.
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Difficulties with computers in the workplace are not unique to medicine.
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Cryptocurrency "mining" is essentially math often done by high-powered computers.
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This enables quantum computers to carry out more computations at once.
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But technology products, from cellphones to personal computers, were largely exempt.
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Governments are letting computers make automated decisions that affect people's lives.
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"She types on her computer," and "they type on their computers."
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In 2006 Dell recalled 4.1 million batteries in its laptop computers.
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Another $1 billion comprised software and office equipment, generally office computers.
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Bitmain, which has 250 employees, manufactures and sells Bitcoin mining computers.
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Making computers sound and respond like humans is within our reach.
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Maybe students, but are they spending this much money on computers?
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly testified that he does not use computers.
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For computers, be sure to set up your screen lock password.
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This is especially true for older computers with less processing power.
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The warning does not apply to QuickTime for Apple's Mac computers.
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Most people had desktop computers at the beginning of the decade.
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The feat indicates computers are getting better at solving complicated problems.
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MEXICO'S FINANCE MINISTER SAYS HACK AFFECTED PERSONAL COMPUTERS OF PEMEX EMPLOYEES
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Average salary: $2000,250 Machine learning involves teaching computers how to think.
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Computers do not posses any capacity to imagine a different future.
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Unlike classical machines, quantum computers answer questions probabilistically rather than definitely.
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Sometimes checklists don't help, stents hurt, and computers lead to overdoses.
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The problem is, screens and computers aren't actually all that new.
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There's already a whole generation — millennials — who grew up with computers.
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We found that all were still clinging to their personal computers.
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If it were, we could replace judges with computers or robots.
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United States factories made more machinery, appliances and computers in February.
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In other industries, computers with programmable OS killed most standalone devices.
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But, but, but: Quantum computers are still really hard to build.
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Whether the Australian authorities hacked computers in other countries remains unclear.
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The original computers were gigantic—they took up a whole room.
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CPUs are used on personal computers, smartphones, servers and other devices.
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But ideally it's something easy for humans and hard for computers.
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All stealth bombers are upgraded with Cyberdyne computers, becoming fully unmanned.
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What kinds of work are these suped-up new computers doing?
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But hackers can use macros to deliver malware to targets' computers.
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With an allergy to computers and phones, he works the papers.
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It was simple, but severe: no tv, no computers, no phones.
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They became fast friends and bonded over their love of computers.
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Though computers may replace certain specialties, they cannot replace human connection.
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You have to cool thousands of computers that run 24/7.
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") to his 10-year-old son's technological prowess ("He has computers.
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For example, in some cases, computers will be substituted for people.
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The sensitive evidence is kept on computers disconnected from the internet.
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Narrator: With Apple&aposs computers, these upgrades get even more expensive.
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Topological quantum computers would be resistant to this type of error.
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Somehow, computers and humans needed to be taught to think alike.
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So yes, computers may prove to be safer at the controls.
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Over a thousand people already have put their computers to work.
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Keith, who graduated in 1985, showed an early aptitude for computers.
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You can be into computers and work in the fashion industry.
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I feel that the teachers just tutor while the computers teach.
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Today it is estimated to consist of about 500,000 infected computers.
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Despite the collective hysteria, the malware spread to very few computers.
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And now, he wants to understand how computers see the world.
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But occasionally, the computers assigning the identification numbers are to blame.
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They're working on how computers get brains and how brains evolve.
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Airbus, by comparison, tended to embrace technology, putting computers in control.
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That's our faultiest part of our brain and computers are perfect.
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But the truth is that our computers are already quite fast.
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Computers were what interested him most, so he used them anyway.
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The dated computers, mismatched furniture and portable fan suggest another era.
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Are purchases of laptops and computers included in sales tax holidays?
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For computers, there are some apps for cleaning up your system.
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AMD, or Advanced Micro Devices, makes processors and chipsets for computers.
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Google's computers can recognize faces, even as they age over time.
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